We’ve previously looked at a Chrome extension that integrates Evernote into your web browser. This means you’ll have constantly updated notes and you won’t be left behind with old variants or outdated information. These apps sync together through the internet to make each new note or new edit available on every device. Its power lies in its synchronization - it has apps available for Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Android and BlackBerry devices.
Some of my notes are rather big, however, so that's likely partially my fault.Evernote is a note-taking application. I reckon a bit of bias was also in play, as I've always had some issues with Evernote on my phones despite other apps working just fine. I'm programmed to be on the lookout for fake Yelp reviews, fake Amazon reviews/ratings, Reddit brigading, etc., but it never struck me to apply the same discerning eye here despite my surprise.
Never really thought about it from a spam perspective. They are all written by people with one first name and one last name each with the first letter capitalized (and only the first letter).Ĭonclusion: the reviews have obviously been spammed. Then about another 50 with between 80 and 120 letters. The pattern is: about 50 with between 350 and 450 letters. Just looked at the (german) play store reviews. The fact that you couldn't find a single positive review should make you suspicious.Įvernote 10 works fine for me - much better than Evernote 8 for Android, and I doubt I'm the only one. It is truly breathtaking to watch unfold. Even the worst of apps usually have some positive reviews lol.
I don't get it otherwise.įor fun, I scanned through all of the recent Google Play reviews and I couldn't find a single positive review out of dozens, perhaps hundreds, of them. Is Evernote trying to self-destruct and/or be sold at lowest possible value? And no follow-up from staff here or anywhere else? Maybe they see the writing on the wall, too.
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